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-S. Cowan; Mangolds long, -- All Kinds FLIES DVE STUFFS SCHOOL SUPPLIES LIVINGSTONE'S DRUG - STORE BANK OF HAMITON, $1,250 000 $775,000 L199 N44 Cee eee SSS Gee CAPITAL - = RESERVE FUND TOTAL ASSETS _ DIRECTORS : JCHNSTUART Present: A.C. RAMSAY, Vice Presivent. JOHN PROCTOR. GEORGE ROACH A. T. WOOD, WM. GIBSON, M. P. A.B, LEE (Toronto.) av INGS BAN K-41 and upwards recelv- ete on deposit SPEC AL DEPOSITS also received at curren rates of in A n Great Britain and the United States bousnt ae sold. Collections made on favorable J. H.STUART, Agent, Listowel J. W, Scott Banker, ESTABLISHED 1872. Does a General Banking business. DRAFTS BOUGHT and SOLD, ayable in all parts of the DOMINION UNITED STATES and GREAT BRITAIN NOTES DISCOUNTED. DEPOSITS RECEIVED Currant rate of interest allowed. Cheque Bank Cheques Issued, payable im all parts of tne world, without notice or charge, A large mount of private funda to lend on good farm sccurity at five per cent., with privilege of repaying annually. Issuer of Marriage Licenses Continucd from page ly . A. K. Bricker 2nd J. R. area Thos aes mal white dwarf, a Jerinings, 2n W. H. McCracken, Turnip beets. Jamce por ong 2nd Mrs. P. McLaren, white nions, Thrs. Ainley, _-- W. H Mo Cracken. Yellow onions, W. H. ---- n Vankleeck.. Citrons, W.--HL McCracken, 2nd J. R. Richards, Yellow corn, Wm. Stevenson 2nd Clara Kells. White corn, asste, 2nd Wy water melons, W. H. Peters, Collection cf vegetables W. H. McCracken, 2nd S. Peters. PLA . ¢leus plants, Thos {rs. W. R. Clayton, Dis- play of greenhouse plants, 8S. S. Jennings curT igs 'fcr Petunias, Mrs. W. laytion 2nd T. Male, Asters. H.- Gokierd. 2nd x J.,,Col- ins, Verbenas, Thos Male, 2 Robt. Jennings, Phiex Drummondi, 8S. Dipple, 2nd Mrs. P. McLaren. Phiox Perennial Theos Male. Zimnias Thos Male, 2nd H. Goddard. Gladiolu& A. J, Collins, 2nd >. rae, Pansies, Thos Mattenly, 2nd Male; Dianthus, S. Dipple; Marigold. HL Goddard, 2nd Mrs. roses. A. J. H. Goddard 2nd S. Dipple, Sweet peas A. St Geo. Hawkins, 2 sams, C, Tabbener, 2nd Mrs. W. R. C ton, Carnations, S. S. Jennings, Fboral design Mrs. P. McLaren, Collection of cut flowers C. Tabbener 2nd Mrs W. R. Clayton. Table boquet, H. Goddard 2nd Mrs, Zoellner, Cut native ferns -C. W. Cosens, 2nd Mrs. W. R. Clayton Ever- lasting flowers, H. Goddard 2nd Thos Male, Monthiy roses Bree Ss. S Jennings. FRUITS Fal' appesl--Snow, Wm Hewitt, 2nd A St Geo Hawkins; Maidens blusn, W. H. McCracken 2nd Jas. Saiter; St Lawrence J énd H. ¥i R i. Lochhead; Colvert, Robt, Hewitt; Any other kind fall Apples, Robt. Pirle 2nd GC. -W. ee fall apples, Wm. Hewitl Winter apples!:-- Northern Spy, Wm en Ba Mr. Lochhead, Baidwins, (on ies d Wm. fewest Galden Ru esets, Hawkins, 2n . . Rhode Island Greenings, A. St. Gea. Hawkins, 2nd Wm. Hewitt; Talman Sweets, Wm. Lochhead 2nd Wm. Hewitt, Wealthy, Robt. Torrance, 2nd Jas. Sal- ter; King of Tompkins, Geo' Weidenham- mer, 2nd ge Smith;Mann, Fred Swit- . Hewitt: Fiiernobagg ol Wm. witzer, 2nd --_ 8. 2nd Mrs. P. McLaren; Yellow, velifiower, w H. oe Any other kind winter apples Geo feldenhammer, 2nd 'S. M. Smith, Colle Bio of apples for shipping eight varieties of winter apples and four varleties of fall, specials by 'D. Dempsey, murseryman of Stratford, Thcs. Dick- - H. MeCrack- en, 2nd J. F. Wilson: Pond's' Seedling, C. Tabbener 2nd S. M. Smithy Imperial mat Cc. bbener; Prunes W. H. Me. rareea 2nd Wm. Stevensan; Yellow egg, ee end C. T cide, lection of plumbs, ty. H. Fall pears :--Bartlett, Samuel Peters, and, A St Geo. Hawkins; Clapp's Favecrite Gceec, J. G. Lytle, Turkeys, T. Davidson 2 + Collection of Pouhre yA. Kraus ; Black Hamburg. Thos Page. 2nd S. Albert, Silver Ham- burgs, 8. Dipple, 2nd J..N. Richards, Phy mouth rocks, colored, H. Geddard Ist and 2nd; Plymouth recks, white, H. Goddard Ist and 2nd. weer =] a 3, game, § ander Ist and 2nd; Bantams, Pekin, J. P. Wakeford, Bantams any varlety, Val. loeger 2nd David Dougasl Dorkins Dor- kins any variety, H. Goddard Ist and 2nd Goddard lst and 2nd; Turkeys, aC, Nahrgang 1st 4 : Rabolits, common, N Geo. Nahrgang, ze0. Na- 2nd; Carrier plgeons, Ist and énd; Fantail pigeons, hrgang Ist and gecons, Geo. saleeerg ist and ind; -- of pigeo Geo Nahrgang tn . K Bricker; Counties. H. Goddard, 2nd ' K. Bricker, DAIR Y PRODUCTS ETC Tenet of butter, special, Thos. Salter; 6 lbs butter In roils special J. Davids. 4. Honey in combs, H. Goddard; €Xx- tracted honey H. Goddard; Display cf oy H, Goddard; Homemade dread; cial, John Dick, 2nd Thos. Collection ef canned fruits, W. Cracken, 2nd B. Witter, Collection of el lies, Thos. Ainl Mrs. W. Ia bairn, > Cracken; 2nd Thos Ainicy; en hen eggs. special, Wm. Hewitt, A. K. Bricker. 2nd IN ETC Red Winter wheat, spe Jas Camp- = 2nd Jas Salter; one ;winter wheat Trance, 2nd Jas. Campbell; Boing wheat -any kind, cored Campbell, 2nd Samuel Peters; Barley, Jas. Davidson -- Thos. a Gate White Oats, Jas. Alexander; Black Ont, Jas. Canapet 2nd Peter Erb; Large » Jas. Campbell, 2nd P. Erb; Smali field peas, Jas. Nag oe 2nd P. aw Timothy a 1, 2nd J Lytle: -- tela heanp fA. sieCeach D ROOTS ETC hards; Blephan 2nd Thos Davidson 2nd W. H. McCrac Cracken, 2nd Thos. Ainley Sugar bdeetn: Thos Ainley 2nd John 8. Cowan; Yellow Wm Hewitt, Flemish Beauty, C. Tab- bener, Grey D ryenne, C, Tabbener. Winter pears Beurre Clairgeau, Win. Hewitt D' Anjou, mae Hewitt, Winter Nellis, A. J, Coll! Crab Apples :__Frankceadonth Wm Hewltt; Hyslop. C. Tabbener, 2ndA. St. Gro Hawkins; Whitney, 8S. M. Smith. : Niaga open air. A, Colina, ond Mrs, G. ra "Cumte: Any reg kind of grapes eown, In open air, Mra. S. Clinile and A. J. toiling. IMPLE MENTS, MACHINERY ag sawing machine, Gillies & Mar- in; Straw Cutter, Gillies & Martin; Iron Gang pl ow, Gillies he Marting iron Vs s & Martin; CARRIAG BS "ETC, ugzy ngle scated, covered, |. F ¥; ison, Market Wagon, J. F. Wileon Lumber wag J. F, lige mn, Steigh J. FF. Wilson: C nitie r, J. . Wilson "INE Oi! painting amaicur, 'Lanviecepe, Mrs W. tI iran 2nd Mrs. W. Hill. Portrait, Mr 'airbairn 2nd Mrs. Wm. Bash Flowers (not tUcketed) 2nd S. M. Smith; Fruit Jahn Gabel 2nd Miss Baker; Anl- mals, Emma Hall, 2nd W. H. McCracken, Any other subject in ne Mrs. W. Hele, 2nt Jahn Gpbel; painting on silk' or satin, Mra. Zoellner, 2nd Mrs. W. 'Hele: rs. Wm. Blashill, ss Baker. , vane 2nd Mrs. W. I Mrs. w. Hole 2nd 8. M. itr scape. Mrs. B. Rothwell 2nd Mrs W Hele. Crayon landscape, Mrs. W. Fair- bairn, 2nd Geo. Mayberry Crayon por- tralt. Mrs. J. VankKleeck, 2nd Mra W. ele. Crayon and ge rice » Mrs. W. Falir- bairn, 2nd Mrs. J. VanKleeck, 2nd? Mra. Ww ele. Pe ty drawing, any subject, S. Tassie 2nd Mrs ele; Pen and ink sketch, Mrs. W. Fal 2nd Kells. Phe hetographs, 7 s oq Smith g, Collection of native stuffed eae H. Goddard, Spe- ones of penmanship, boys under 14, - Kraus, specimen of Saye ief girls Pa 14, John Alexander, 2 C. ens LADIES' FANCY WORK Embroidery, Zoeliner, 2nd W. H. McCr. . HL McCracken; - broidery, on cotton, Mrs. Zoellner, 2nd Hall; Embroidery cn silk or satin Mrs. Zoellner, 2nd Mrs. J. VanKleeck.; pl bolting Loulse B Fisher ; 'Perforated embroidery, W. i. MoCracken: pein 'work in silk Mrs. I Cracken, 2nd Loulse B. work In novelty braid, Mrs. B. 0. Perry, = Clara Kells; croche + Chi machine ogg Mg Kells; Queen Ann ng, Hele, 2nd Mra J Van- Kle€ck; Worked 1 slippers, Mrs. W. Fair- 1 low shams, Smith; Pair of Bannerattes, Mrs. Zoel- Collwction of Obstacle. vie ou 1d bgp a Pinay used to prevent les are out of ood- oe Schenher villi villian is a new obstacle is a common sense one. is ill-health on one side or the other, and sometimes on 1. Men nowadays hesitate to marry a an, no matter how beautiful, no matter Pine attractiv ¢, or interesting, or be A if she is a sufferer from ill-health. All men worth aving desire happy, ag a children, oman who will, m: self for the duties of w ifehood wad the cuehed firne- tion of motherho: r. Pierce's Favorite Se banishes all hindrance in the local Stanly It gives health, o the delicate and im- maternity. u allays inflammation, s ulceration, stops exhausting drains a sootl ai epares Tor natural, healthy motherhood t makes mater e an al- most painless. It insures a new-comer to with - i Hy strong and able Seed cia une tial ills of bab yhood, It is the Medicine dealer will not urge a subetitute upon you. . Pierce's Fav . The profit side of life is health. The bal- "be profit si the rich, red, pure blood of health. r. Pierce's Pleasan t Pellets cure constipation and mak They never ig. druggists, Iner, 2nd Miss Baker; Picture, scarf 'Mrs. Zoellner 2nd W. H. McCracken; Doilles embroidered, Mrs. P. McLaren, 2nd Mrs. Zoellner; Dailies netted, Mra. Hall; tatted E E. C. Perry, Rothwell; Tatting in cotton, Mrs. W. ele 2nd Mise Baker; Tatting In silk, ma Hall, 2nd Mrs. W. fork Table mats, Louise B. Fisher 2nd Mrs. J. Van- Fahed kind, uphostered, Mra. J. Mrs. W. R. Clayton; Fancy knitting, cotton or weol, Mrs. W. Hele, 2nd Mra. Zoellner ; Fancy lamp shade, Clara Kells Tray cloth, nen, Mrs. P M cLarer{ 2nd (number not on tickett Drawn work, rs. Loulsc B. Fisher, ; Whisk holder, Mrs. Zoellner 2nd W. H. WeCracken; Pin cushian, Emma Hall, 2nc Miss Ziliiax; Foot stcol W. H. Mc- Cracken, ind Mrs. Zoellner; Slumber Mrs W. R. Clayton 2nd Louise B. isher Jewel work, Mus. taetines 2nd Louise B. a Guipure work, Hall, 2nd W. R ayton Needle painting, oulee B. iisher, C vllev* n of Ladies' : . or ADIES' WORK, DOMESTIC James Salter 2nd W.H. Mec econ: Flannel. Jas. Salter, Pair ot Blankets, f . E. Lytle, Patr Blankets untulbed Mrs McLaren, 2nd Jas. Salter; Mrs. P McLaren 2nd Mrs. Wm. Blashill; Counterpanc, enied. Mrs. zie, 2nd M WV. Fairbairn; Counterpane 7, Fairbairn, 2nd Gea. Mayburry; Counterpane, domestic work, Geo. Lochhead 2nd T ton; Patchwork quilt. cotten. Thos. Alnley, 2nd Clara Kells; Patchwork quilt, ag W. H. McCracken .2nd Mrs. W. He Patchwork, quilt, woullen Mrs. Sealiner 2na Jas. papery Crazy work yuilt Mra. W. Hele 2nd 'er; special, Mrs. H. Zinn ad is | aati. Mrs. W. McKenzie, 2ni Emma gg a quilt Mrs. W. Hele ond Mrs. Wm. ashill; Quilted quilt Mrs. J. Vank! 7 ee blanke¢s all wool, P. Erb; Gent's shirt, machine . Faltr- a, undercicthing, hand made, Mrs. W. McKenzie, 3nd Mra. Zeeliner; Ladies' underclething, ma- chine made, Fred Wright; Rag Carp:t W. Fairbairn 2nd Clara Kell Wer! rs. Zocilner; Pair of Gloves, woollen, Mrs. W. McKenzie, 2nd Jas. iter Mitts, woollen, ise Fisher, 2nd {rs . MeKenzie; Socks, woollen, Jas Salter, 2nd Mrs. W. McKenzie; Stook- ings, woollen, Mra. W. McKenzte, oy Jas lter; Patched garment } McKenzie 2nd Mrs. J. VanKleeck; Darn. eds 8, nzie, 2nd Shod horse, ayne 2nd H. Youn; pag ati of native shells, Clara Kells frs.ZocUner; Display of wall paper, A Seubrger: Farm harne: Preuter, Castiage harnens, C. Paier lst and 2nd. Horsees:--Dr. Elliot, Cliftora, Wm Cre. rar, Shakespeare; Cattle--Harry Morris Goderich; Sheep and Pigs--J. Henderacin, Winzham; Poultry--Jno ---- -- speare; Dairy producta--B. dale, Stratford. Fruit and Toren empsey, Stratford; Flowers--W. ham; Carriages and I ants--t 'alm Parker, Harriston. Mrs. Falton, Clifford; Grain, Seeds and Roots-- E. 'Falten, Cur- 'ord. BIRTHS -- BAT ATTFNBURG--In Kurteville, Sept. 16, the wifeof Rev. H. Battenbnig, of a son nt a td oW allace, Sept. 20, the wifeof Itobt orria, o SEATHS. ART aoe -In Grey, Sept. 18, Albert Arm. Dav id Climie, ae is ears anil 17 da JOLLY--In Ehna, Sept. is, John Jolly, aged 43 ality EY--br Liatowel, Sept. 19, Mary Aun wABOR "fe Wliace, Sept. 20, William Mason, MeLEOD--In I L jaded Sept. 21, infant child of 2da Listowe! a. Frank Gladstone, infant child of a a A... o Te Tiamilion aged For Ovor ir oy 4 at hi bro! tt t chile auff a cryin, pain of sh Teeth " at once aud a 'Mra. wr Chikdren Teothing, It will fateve the poor littis iter no mistake bon t. at tren. 'Diarrharat we Gea: id in, Cures Wind Sold dru thronghent = Sree a ask tor ees. Wirtiow's® -at the -- of two o'clock in the afternoon, to +e THOMPSON BROS. 'aihaiialiraniaialiag ainleaiaieainimiad aiapiainiiadetuind BCT 4848 SO Fall Millinery Opening. BBE TUESDAY avo WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27TH AND 28TH. ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES. Ladies, don't miss seeing the finest exhibit of Millinery Goods ever shown in Listowel. Miss Pye, tread mitiner, ana MISS HeMsworth, assistant, will have pleasure in showing our artistic styles. SPECIAL LINES IN. --ite- geeeeeeeesescoeeeeseeownnwererweeeee iBLACK DRESS: GOODS! FURS, CLVVCEEESTESD CVESVEVETSESSESSSSSESSSE SUSSSVVVVSANAS emmy arcing bersiaty bens beegieatt iting omg teeny teeing asin efit ten errant erm eng sit to which we invite the attention of the ladies. offered jn town. For quality and price no such goods have ever been Thompson Bros. g = ' When yonr mortgage yetter shape chan you are i Put your name a our list | tA r business | Short b= 3S rere SS a wo will wateh sone interest. Yo LISTOWEL MARKETS. ) = MONEY LOANED "eT Wheat, per biabel se 2 ~~. ON FAVORABLE TERMS. anEtes '= ty dve comotons and we | T can, ¢ 4 45 Flour, pe or ae tbe. mies us strictly priva mre 4&8 TATHAM. Oatmeal, 200 ' Jorumeal, = 2 " D =e : ELI ouTFUL CIGAR ops 5B 6 A 4 pe ho Tri en por 6 . &! ° Fs « Sheps ins, « fs That Makes! ry onew 0 es it Trowbridge Cider Mill. | wenn 2B a Wood short, . so 1 The attention af the Poblicts called to the' tet- { Dreceed Hogs 823 5 J.RATTRAY ee MONTREAL, lowing, that theTrowbridge Cider Millis in opera Live, Hogs : 3 00 3 tion every day = manufacturing Che esty ian me : 600 6 {pple Hutter . Prompt atthntion aenured ald GRAND TRUNK |WALL PAPER | » Wheat, a be petal 2 a ee | rey i i 7 ate 0 o 5a iene ws 4 iV - 8. Rutter, seed ne rolln 3 RAILWAY S\ S I EM. CURES THE WORLD|: : 'STE otatoes per bag 7 Dress d Hogs ' 3 j | W { f ¢ an nnual Westen Excursion', --_-- Wheat, per bushel . Rheumatism Banishe | tes." iq » %{|SEPT. 29,30 AND OCT. 1. ed Like Magic. . |! : we i ome & Siete 7 : 3m 6a Port Huron, Detroit.... ane e A Marvellous Statement -- Re= | gss per dozen . i da ecaauag ity an 88 Mer these: Gens Howe, ' fo . 9% $53] Grand Rapid... 20s... 87.25 Mr. E. W. Sherman, proprietor of the Poke Per cord 'Wong, hard $00 ¢ 00 Chicago, Cinoinatti....... .... $9.25 on House, Morrisburg, Ont. Is known se * . 00 630 by thousands of -- hence the fol- PALMERSTON. Good goiug Sept. 29th, Pinion aud io tes statement ftw rin ' Oct. Ist, 1898, valid tor from i} ° "I have been cured of rheumatism of ten ing Wheat........- 6 63 | destination on or before Mondey, Octt years' standing in three day bottle parley wto 8=638 | 17th, 1898. of ; AMERICAN RHEUMATIO | Pean......----2000000 cosere ances Sie Ml Tickets, Pollmau berths und all in-| ' ge a arene Co aly eakpe rier y tons Flour per eWiee.csececc .. 2 Oty 200 formation at Toronte offices, 1 King ! Ehave an umusvaily large assostmen can Rheomatle Cure were truly wonderful. T pares Sin 10) | Street west, corner Yonge, Union of all grades in stock, and now ia the have only ¢ak e bottis < of the rem | Potatoes per bag %&to | station, Don, Queen street east, North | time to decorate your homes, But betore tien s hecrm 'it "did ine Snore good meee pe te Veto it | and South Parkdale, or from you do so, we would ask you to call ad thee all the doctovtag. 1 ever did in say | Pork per ewt.. BHWto 600 : see our patterns, as they are attractive and ' M. C.,. DICKSON, D. P. A., Toronto. Hides per the : 'Guo oe : ' Wo have also een re whee tas of Piniow Sold by J. Livingstone, dr. Sheapalina mach a: os Shades, Curtain Polos, Paints, ete. 'PRICES TO SUIT ALL. J. SEBURGER STEER ASTRAY. TOWN OF LISTOWEL. Bicycles |. ---- ~_ oo ' i .. ' a y e Judge's Court Re Voters'| MADE TO ORDER, gaat Sista tine ren TOWNSHIP OF WALLACE "List. . SAM'L JONES, : pany style or grade you wish. Lebanon YO Judge's Court Re Voters' badvotice is hereby given that. = Cont will rices ranging from $30 = List. be he pues to the Ontario Voters' ee ee ee Lists Hoiour the Judge of the 2 Notice is hereby given that a Court County Cortes of theta ty of Perth j in the Ju. JACKSOi N. be held pursuant to the Ont bate Voter: Lists Act by His Honour the Judge of eg Town Hall, Listowel, 6n Thursday, October 6th, WALLACE STRE ET Sounty. Court of the unty in the Township Hall, Gowanstown,on a ths 27th OF SEPTEMBER, . at the hour of nine o'clock in the fechas: P, All kinds of Bicycles, Sewii ag Machines, Guns, Saws, Cli p- pers, mooshes Wringers, e tc, -- the several com- plaints a oniissions .. ~ to aah = si ' the several t t complaints of errors a: omi cei towel oe fin" Meal ih aa Manet apr ¢ on: Municiptty be i t the ow 'ow on Leserory ree res fe _ All persone b having business at the court pe oat Children cr for are requested to attend at the sad 5 y time c Wi. E BINNING, and place. R. G. ROBERTS. Clerk of Listowel. Clerk of Wallace, CASTORIA.:! Sept., 1898, Dead ot hip, hi Sep Dated at ee